St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Clllllilll ATE ACTIVITIE It wnsn't often that President Dan Shields found unanimity in student planning. Pre-meeting confab

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,v T IIE 'I' CIIUNUIL The Student Council of Saint .Ioseph's College was formed in 1945, It is a voluntary association of students, united through their class ofhcers and activity representa- tives, which attempts to promote the physical, spiritual, cultural and academic welfare of the student body. It operates in cooperation with the appropriate representa- tives of the faculty and administration on matters in which it is competent and which affect the life of the College community. Through the Student Council, the student body of Saint Joseph's College maintains liaison with collegians through- out the country on matters of mutual interest through the National Federation of Catholic College Students and the U. S. National Student Association. Dan Shields, Student Council Prexy, chairmans one of the many meetings.

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'fs l 1 . I ' M . sz -fi' ' ff X N: J fat! ,J 1 is , .qi --fi V, ' 1 WE'llE BEIII ll 'llllS ISS Martin E. Lowe, Editor-in-Chief of the '51 Greatonian. l 1- -P-fu-ws II6 In considering the signilicance of this year's graduating class, it was deemed appropriate to incorporate new ideas when planning the Centennial Yearbook. Color offset has been used generously throughout, and special introductory dividers indicate the major sections of the book. Emphasis was placed upon pictorial representation rather than lengthy text in recapturing the memorable occasions in our college careers. Jerry O'Brien dismisses new methods of extracting assess ments from the class with Joe Brady, while Jerry Holler-an takes notes. 2,1991 Bob Grant, staff artist, points out some of the highlights of the art layout to Marty Lowe. '15 , iv . Q . l ' ' --1. , 4 - 4 - +-- 1 'tl N -.. , b b g . . W-- Nj t ' -- X- a ff ,A sl l